Watch: Car swerves into ditch, witness abused for calling police
The witness said the driver basically 'flew into the ditch'.
The witness said the driver basically 'flew into the ditch'.
He cut himself twice - once with a screwdriver, again breaking a car window.
The landlord did not investigate the tenant's 'legitimate concerns', a tribunal found.
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Man was so shocked at his diagnosis that he initially told people he had “chest cancer”.
Mum and baby injured, with 14-month-old needing surgery, in frightening incident.
'It is just so hard for people to survive.'
"They weren’t scared of hard work. They would’ve done well."
The event has raised nearly $16 million for blood cancer patients and their families.
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Airbus has thrown its hat in the ring and is offering the maritime version of the NH-90s.
'Choice' weather is on the way for our biggest city but there are snow warnings for south.
The NZTA board made the decision at a meeting yesterday.
The pair were beloved workers at Cafe Hanoi, blaze not suspicious
Families urged to chat with elderly or vulnerable members about the scam.
The company developed a new $26.1 million Woolworths at Kaiapoi in the past year.
While incomes increased last year, they were "cancelled out" by the cost of living crisis.
Daud Suryantyo accused of abusing his position as a public official.
Police Minister Mark Mitchell's message is simple. There's a new sheriff in town.
Aggressive customers and thieves armed with knives are the reality of retail.
Three entrepreneurs are producing high-quality coffee without a barista or a machine.
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Zeshen Zhou couldn't handle his marriage ending, so he killed his wife.
Police said they are trying to locate a person in connection with the incident.
Herald reporter Cameron Pitney hit the streets of Auckland to ask people what scares them.
Doing nothing is changing nothing, says Independent Maori Statutory Board member.
The real estate firm says the failures were due to human error and faulty systems.
The owner said Auckland Council won't help because the tyres are on private property.
Judge says suppression bid not good enough, but bribery accused wins last-minute reprieve.
The prosecution alleges he falsely claimed to be qualified to use a radar gun.